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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-07

Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6. 1887.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

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new York, 2 90. az and 10 30
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FOR West Chester. v,aI
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sor Newark (Centret ~,
ss1ns, q a. M, IL IS and III, nv
baltimore and inte-,ns Anu II p.|
M, 81 p. N. and IL !, u ns sad
baltimore and Bay I ina a'gnt.
IA n ~ \, 40 and Washington 70 p ,: 1
sSS y ~ 70 " a. ;, M, Il %, y Ii, ~ \.
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New Oastle, 8 90. s 80 A. m nun ,d Icy
s2 p. m. and Il OF MINI IL" i2ea,
georgetown and Lewes qu
p. N. "''' . e9 a. nj
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Express for Harrington. an
vain : Up. m. 90" p
Express for Dover, E,r,,r.
mar. IL OF night -ston
franklin City. $50 am.
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wilmington texpressJ. IL rs "a
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| Accommodation, 0 80, 10 "a 'uu
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
The New school Board,

The election for mem bers OF the Board
Of nd ucation passed off very quietly on
Saturday afternoon, to use common
phrase, much too quietly considering
the Importance OF the election. Nobody
a course, wanted riots and rows at u
school election, but the excitement OF o
real hearty contest that would bring
cut the voters would be far more pre-.
SexAbIe to the dullness and deadness
that prevailed at the polls ON Saturday.
No blame can be attached to those who
voted; they did their duty. Neither
should there be any censurs Of those
who have been elected; they are the
choice OF thote who did take the time
md trouble to 60 to the poll, and vote
and therefore censure should be with
held exsep. from those who would moi
10 10 the polls and vote, II those elected
axe not the right kind Of members. o
ths sixteen members OF the board elect.
-, eight were members OF the proceed
au9 board, Messrs. Palmer, B ird and
8hortlidge having been members fol
several terms. Mr.. Foulk WAS mem
lar Of the board good many years age
when It met In the Masonic Temple
and Aessrs. Stewart, Dickey, Morgan
Chad wick, Denney, Pyle and Collinl
are entirely new members, never hav
tnG before served In the board 80 far q,
Iur knowledge extends. Though tn,
ptarActer of the board for ability re
rains unchanged, the defeat of Mr.
Eimmons In the Second ward, and Mr.
Trump In the Eleventh ward, Il 70 b.
rgrstted. They were both tsithfu
meabsrs, always, with rare exceptions
present, and have always been psomp
and e1loieut In the performance OF thei
d4ties. There really WAS no cause 10
q change In those wards, though tn
,aontIemen elected to succeed them ma
b - efIicient and perform their dutie
- promptly. The Third ward has .
aotivo new mem Der in John 7. Dickes
Who IL . man OF the people, and b
constant commingling with them hs
GAINED an experience that will sery
him we'll Is q member OF the board
Nobody can doubs tina, Mr.. Morg I
1rom the Eighth ward, will make on
ut the best mem bers Of the board. D.
Ohad wick, from the Ninth ward,
another net mem Der that will be activ
and bring the ability that is needed fc
n prsotlcai and useful member. I'll
uev Twelfth ward starts out fairl.
lGf. Pyle is amongst the best citizen
nnd will do his duty, rs he has Away
done In every position In life in whic
he has been placed. Mr.. Collins wi
make one OF the most active ana usef
members Of the board II he will her
laftsr be Is efficient In matters pertai
Ing 70 education as he has been In Il
past In political mani pulations. r
rsoord OF the new board Is to be mad
II hes an I'm portant post to fill, al
important du;ies are entrusted to
care. We believe 1t will perform
, auties faithfully, and though mis:ak
pay be made, to the best Interests
.3he cause OF educAsion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

fHEMrxvILLE, Pen ma.
At a special meeting Of the Pkeenix
Military Band, OF the above named
place, held March 6, 1857, the following
resolution was presented and unani.
mously Adopted
Resolved, That Messrs. John w.
Diefendorf and Thomas Cullen, of the
Wilmington Clothing House, WiIzning'
ton, DEL, to whom the Pbeuix Mill.
tary BAND, of ehgniIville, Penna.,
gave the ceatract 90 furnish pautaloons
be complimeptei for the highly salts
factory manner in which they fulfilled
their agreement. aad also for the excel
lent workmanship and fit, together
with the good material for the prtoe
You're. c. II. YowELI,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
TESTIMONIALS.

AAo mONl AIS.
Mrs. 9. A. Tilton OF Easton, Pa, had
bone disease and paralysis OF arm. DE-.
Wilbur cured her entirely, 30 now she
Ia we'll.
Mr.. Frank Levy, employed at the
Steaitoh flour mill Steeltop, was cross
eyed twenty years. DR.. Wilbur straiah
tened his eyes in q few minutes. His
eye sight has since much improved, his
eyes being SO terribly crossed his sigh
was much interfered with.
Little Regina Goldsmith, the pretty and
Intelligent year-old daughter of Mr.. A
Goldsmith OF No. 329 Market street
Harrisburg. had been languishing fol
| the past year owing to tape worm
DR.. Wilbur removed the worm IN two
hours, head and all complete. The mon
ster measured twenty. i've feet in length
3. IL Moritz of No 80. Elmira street
Williainsport, Pa, was cured of Kidne,
disease Of fifteen years standing by DR.
Wilhlr. NJ. Morris was Treated by tn,
Doctor when in Easton, Pa, two year
ago, and to-day is well man.
Mrs. Joseph Mason OF Ralston, Pa.
was bind for nearly ten years. For fy,
long years she was unable to see the face
OF her children. She consulted doctor
l anu ocullsts IN @er own and other coun
tries who treated her but failed to cur
her. Che heard of DIR. Wilbur in VIII
Transport, Pa, and her husband took he
TO consult him. The doctor operated o.
one eye and restored the sight, and 4
two ks after operated On the othe
eye with like success, restoring her sigh
FULLY, making a perfect and psrmaner
cure.
A deaf man made to hear Mr.. An
drew Eoyson,who resides corner of Broa
and Susquehanna streets, Harrisburg
"a, was deaf for fifteen years, was trea
ed by Or. Wilbur and can now hear
watch tick.
DIR. Wilbur invites any one who doub,
any vi these statements to write to til
parties concerned and ascertain for then
selves, but be sure and enclose tw
stamps II rou expect an answer.
The doctor invites correspondence
from people at q distance, but neye
answers any letters unless they contai
two stamps.
These are only few of the many test
monlals obtained by DIR. Wilbur.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

N. B. Our many patrons
testify in the same name,
about the style. fit and work.
manship of our "CusToN
GARMENTS"
Over 400 patterns to Sc
lect from.
Prices from SIS to So,
You cannot help finding
something to please you.
Over so styles of IS trou-
servings to order.
We ask you to examine
TOR yourself. Yours,
JOHN W. DIEFEND0RF,
Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

TEE WARM Athletic Club has placed
the public those. at least Who attend.
Cd The sports-undsr obligations 70 y
Tor another afternoon Of rational enjoy
msnt These field sports should BE-
ssttse paszonissd than they have been
w Ne people. though the -attsndance
ON Saturday Aftsrnoon was fair consid-
|ering the weather. All the Warren
athlstss have to do 10 10 keep on hold
| ing their spring and fall exhibitions Of
asnly sports, and the people will finally
tell IL with thsm and give them thu
support they deserve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
wArAnAk.Rs.
Second circle, southwest Of centre, next
mn1n aiale.


main aisle.
Enterprise pays. Litbin-
COTS was the first maya
zine with snap enough to
give a whole, long story in
each issue. Bright idea.
How easy the best way
when you know it.
But starting right isn't
all. There must be no lag.
| ging, no falling of. The
LiHbimeot people know that.
There's been no let Up In
their push. John Habber-
ton, Mra Frances Hodgson
Burnett Julian Hawthorne,
Edgar Fawcett-that's the
author grade. An all the
time try to make the next
story better than the last.
What's the reader verdict
Success. More and more
readers every month. The
May LzRfsneotfs going with
a Spring freShet rush. CAP.
tain Charles Kings Tie
Desertey is what's doing it
A story OF thrilling interest
and dramatic power. A
tale of army lie that could
OILY have been written by
I one vino had seen and felt,
A good miscellaneous maya
zine besides. Is cents, So
a year.
thirteenth streetentrance.
Easy to make styles il
Neck Ruchings. Easier than
to keep up the assortment,
} That's what a New York
maker found. Dropped
about thirty styles. Dropped
the price at same time so we
took them in a bunch. You
} shall have them for less
than the jobbing price
from a quarter co two-thKds
less than if we Sought them
regularly.
i IS, 80, IS and so cents.
/ High class, perfect, dcsi-
rable goods.
-southwest ofcentre.
\ We won't have room tc
show all of the big lot Of
Fans to day. Enough o.
them spread cut to set sou
wondering where all the
/. ideas come from. We dom
expect to have another To-
: this year so big in quantit,
Z and SO little in price.
Round counter, -eerter of the store.
l. JOHN WANAMAKEe.
} Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
CLOSING OUT GALE

Owing to falling health, offer my large
and varied stock OF goods and snbstan .ial
Clothing at rs per cent, discount. 1t con-
sists oil dress. business and work suits, odd
pants, coats and yests for men and boys Tor
spring, summer, fail and winter. Alpaca
linen and geersucxer coats and vests.
i.adies' and gents cabas, travelling bags
and straps. Collars. shirts. underwear,
oversils, jumpers, knit coats, gloves, hoseries
umbrellas, tuspenders. microscopes and
Views, purses, albums, trimmings aid goods
10 tho pieCs. I2ade to order, or sold by the
yard. Open Saturday evenings until 10
O'Clock; Other evenings until O'Clock. Also,
ke. street, Win. iagtou, Delaware, at a fair
price and on essy terms.
a2)-eo1 Sm CYRUS STERN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
NO. 206 MARAET MI
ABOVE SECOND
BOYS & CHlLDRENS

We have cudoarored fer q ~
secure footwear for blE and
with more style, good filing
wearing qualiti At a moderate
have succeeded. Perplexed P
find 1t greatly TO their interest,"
and sec our stock fo7 this seaso|
For Big Boys--lnc Cali ouilq
lace or sewcd, sizes 5 to w ]
Fine button or hoJG, lace seSd
to 81. for s. 90
Fine hook lace, plain toe @y
and 4 for 81 30, would be clta|
For Little Boys-tlne eau,
hook, lace, high cnt, sc%ea, ~ !,
for e. 90. Fine him cnl eu''7
lace, sizes II to ., ior ; %
For Collaborating k'4' Y
high cut, button, Ph lade!p1a
8 to 1917, for Il ~
Fine Kid, springfield: button
sizes, 5 to ~, Tor Sl'.9' -,
Fine Pebble, buttoHi hlsa '1
to 1917, for 81 90. allan. \
Ali the above are ekcelItn. Y
and material. We guarantee
wearing qualities of every pan !,
| will say you never bought 50 y
TuE FAMILY SHOE 'F1 ~
NO. 206 MAi'kE " En-, In
WI,NINutIn,c
WILLIAM ii bAn.'
Improved ankle supp %drn
ankles, all sizes; c'n DC "O''
shoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
zoo Marketst., above Seeowd.
THE KIDS ARE GOING

The great success of our broken LOT
sales of Ladies', Misses and Children's
Kid Heel and Spring Heel Shoes has In
duced us to make additions this week.
If you can fit yourself or the children
you will get them at much less than the
usual price.
These are not shopworn or damaged.
but perfect in every particular, and every
pair warranted.
FOR LADIES:-Fine French Kid But
tons-Philadelphia toe, and common
sense toe and common-sense Leel. Worth
81 %; selling for 5: 90.
Fine Mat Kid Euttons-Philadelph
toe, and common sense toe and common
sense heel. Worth 81. 0;selling at So. 90.
Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But
tons-hand-sewed, made en- narrow last,
opera box toe. Worth $3.50; selling at
$3.50.
Fine French Kid Philadelphia
toe, common-sense heel. Worth $3.50;
selling for S2.75.
Fine French Kid Bgttons-Arch instep.
philadelphia toe, cCmmon-sense heel,
high cut. Real value 1926; selling for
$3.50.
FOR MIssEs:-Fine French Kid But
tons--Philadelphia toe, high cut. Real
value $500; selling at So &C.
Fine French Kid Buttons -.Philadel.
! phia toe, common-sense heel. Worth
81. 80; selling for $500.
Fine French Kid Spring Heel--Phila-
delphia tee. high cut. Zeal value So. 90;
selling for s2.25.
FOR BlG BOYS:-Fine Calf Button OF
Hook shoes, sizes to 5. Worth $500;
selling at $3.50.
Fine Sewed Button or Hooks-Slze 2
to 81. Worth $3.50; selling at S2.OO.
FOR LITTLE BOYS':- Fine Sewed
high cut Button or Hooks-Sizes IL to @
Real value $3.50; selling for $500.
Fine Sewed high cut Button or Hooks
sizes IL to 2. Real value $500; selling
for S1.65.
FOR CHLLDREN:-Fin Kid Sprins
Heel Button-Size g to 10l, PHILADELPHIA,
toe, high cut. Worth S1.75; selling a
| Fine Kid Spring Heel Button-size
to N, Philadelphia toe, high cut. Rea
value Sl.65; selling for S1.25.
Al II you do not get fitted out of the bar
gain lots Jour regular lines of footwear ar
full and complete, and the prices lowe
than you would expect.
RENE have the privileg
to return and exchange or have you
money paid back to you, if you are nc
satisfied with YOUR purchase.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

TN Board Of Eduoation has never
had . more ready, eflcient and honest
secretary and treasurer than Mr.. o. 9.
6Fohe, but 1t 10 understood that Mr..
Grohs does not desire re-election, he
being now the Registrar OF the Water
Department. which he vas mot when
he WAs elected to the double Office oil
secretary and treasurer Of the Board oil
Pablic e iucAtion. The names Of L. b.
Jones aui Warren 8. FArra are can
vAssed % Mr.. Grohe's successor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

The Board OF Education can gain
nothing BY not re-eisoting Mr.. Charles
Baird % its presiding tfacer Tonight.
He hes held that Office tor five sucees.
sive years, and ~ general rule hes
given the greatest satisfaction. There
may be others In the board who would
mako ~ efacient . presiding officer, bu'
~ none OF them will permit themselvsI
Ito be candidates for the position Mr..
Baird should be reelected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

~ epeo9e . custom smoneU
= - uippanAy remark tnA'
- - I've leAdtsG poiitloai pArties '
y - ~ - alike bed, but those VIC
b :! p. $3.50 re1n1k caes . Islander upon
=! ~ "a recpis perhaps mcch better
- snsnsssves. II csnnos % denied f.
=! 49, PARTIES arc msns9ed TOO much |
~ - eeoses Of hungry ofioe seekers,
- - uelA the great body Of
- eooA Party are honest and pa
- yNfpess. Dishonest persons
49, - ~ parties and their op2or-
= "a loausuces are greater than
loe1M - but thst does not alter
-91oe o1At not OF the active, earnest
~ noke up the two great pol
pe1~ee sincerely desire to pro
go eesesnment and tho public
= - lake willing sacrtdSes Of
1k 0qqo "a Efforts to that end, and
- uoeoEo lmmeasurably above the
- gA1sksss who refuse 10 take any
111Sle eoE the public good.
40n not follow, however, that both
N14Nog aye equally worthy People
N4u divide u for no other purpose, sim-
~ ~ ths snke OF opposition. They
- ~ exeltsment Of opposition and
10y Of them caro- little for the princi-
- involved, 20 that "oux party
1884, Then people become 90 allied
- pAfty that they cannot be convin-
- lhae there IL anything wrong abouI
eAsie party when II gets on the wrong
tEadk Their snxiety to uphold thu
pgteolpIes OF their party, renders then
Esluotant to believe evil OF their leader
md hey become willing to upholt
thsaf wtsh Ill their faults, In prefer
oas6 y the leaders OF the opposite party
Of WAon the worst IL believed.
TITS the fault Of the Democrat
paRty that being able to sustain itsei
s1ly ~ wrongful and fraudulent con
aaes In Southern States and In mAv,
NRthsrn cities, 1t came to recoentE
- IL leaders men who were willing b
xsssrt % sGch measures or to defend o
eesasc shsa. The consequences ar
thas th0rs are great Atf srences between
thS tw6 great parties In respect to tn
stAadard OF integrity maintained b,
their leaders and active men, There i
also . great difference between the tw
parties In capacity and com petence
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
HouseKeepers Buy Your Grocer,e. :,

DENNISON PEACH, Successors to Thos
n. ,Wier.l No. lo2 Fast Firth street. All lie
narn nrands OF hour. canned goods, Baker,
l nr, cherries. aprcots, blackberries' nenrs
e GU peaches and apnles, sundrlcd and
eessrporaled, n. Y. plums IL cts cakes bread
hahs, shoulders, lard, cod Ash, CTS. III ;
nueke,s 10 cts; table fgs, 10 box Is cts. H.
n III by the bucket window screens Is
INA ~, ny W., window and our splendid blended tea
e nse headlight oil. Ali goods deliyeTed
pionnlpaly. Call and hay. :O2.East 9Th sir, ct.
ID. Mp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
gALrIMORE q OHIov.
soHEDuLE IN EFFECT, ap,d
Trains leave Delaware Av.nr. |
EAST. k1lJrNn7

Afein7 iea'c belaWare Ayenus
EAST.bUUND.
Phlia. Accommodation danv
Pnils. Accommodation, daiiv seq
rniia. Accommodation, dglly '''
Phtla. Accommodation, DALI "''
Phtla. b Chester express, dai,v ''', |,
Local fteight, passenger coaeb., i
attached, daily except Sunss,
Phila. Accommodated, daily
rnn. Accommodation, dsllr
Phtla. e. chester express dit
Phila. Accommodation. taIlv
Phila. Accommodation, Dali
Phfia. b chester express, d,ilr
WEST. BUUsE
Uhicago Limite1, dsily .....,,...
Arrives Chicago II. 10 neyt n,-
train does not take Hsltin0a
Local freight for Canton srSv
passenger coaches attached a,
sunday, $40 a. m.
Cincinnati Limited, dally.
Arrives Cincinnati i.iS A. nj
40 p. NJ. next day.
On icago and ST. Louis Erpr,l
/ uy ..s's'.'..... .s..'.........d
Stngetly a,co q mediation, daily
FOB LANDENBERg. pN 7
500 r. M. ard 9 80 +. N. dall7l
Trains leave Market Stge.t sad
For Philadelphia Gao A. NJ, n
sunday, EOS A. N. and 23P.
For Baltimore 40 p. ~,
LNndenberg, 6.So, A. NJ daily eIcs1
SO A. NJ, aud 40 p. L., aad |
| daily.
Trains for Wi'm!1gton-LesysI
phtx AZ *1.o. g. 0, 1902, 80 ga.
5.0s daily except Sunday mixed
$50, LES, t.s0, 6 so. 7.lO, l0S D. /
Express trainss
W. M. CLEMENTS, OK.
Manager. GenlR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

NOTI oE4LEAVE OkDEl,S FOB THE
~ WilH.ngton Odor less Excavating
Company, No. 8, at either Of the following
places:
Ufics Of the Board Of He alth. Telephone
call S23. Samuel Stsnies'e, 6ol East 9Th
street. Matthew j. kyie'e. Front and
Adams streets. CompsE's ofiice, 1877 But
tonwood street. Orders rospec. ully solicited.
JAMES M. WINCHESTER & BRO.
a7.eod.lSt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
Al JulTUk's NOrIuE.

"A SKAYoRD, DEL, Eay 81, 1881.
The Auditor Of Accounts will be 1t Mid
dlstown on Monday, the 10th, and at VII.
mington on Tueeday ond wednesday. tho
l7th and 18th OF May che first week Of tho
Superior Court ut the May term, A. u. 1887,
and the clerK or comm issoner Of ne seve.
raj school districts If New Castle County
are requested to moot tho Auditor 1T the
time sad places asoressid, with Aook, &C.
counts and vouchers may DO audited - by
law reqired.
mS.-td-ltw JAMES ID. BOrUE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
JAMES H. BOYOE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OrDR. DUPREE,
- ut his pariors, 6iS Market street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. Crowds Of ladies'
rs we'll as sertlemen sre having thor
corns. bunions, tngrowing u,tls. ETC., cured
tn children are among his patrons. No one
should miss It. Dr. Dupree remains but o
short time lou-er Refers to DR.. X. p.
0reenleaf, J. -. Sisler. MT. and Mrs. y. %.
Taylor and 100 others. P.lces very low.
INSECTS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

NUTICE.-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN MONDAY, AprE 25th, to regulate,
seal and stamp ali Weights and measured
used in New Castle Oocnty, this year. Al
work left at Kyle's Ninth and King streets,
or at my residence. ;llf Poplar street, WILL
mingtop, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights and measures.
a-23 On. cod
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09
wANAMAKERs'

WANAMAKERs'
rMIADHLrHIA. Monday. May e 1887.
Some Summer Upholstery
things.
There's a show of them
in the Arcade; a preface to-
the big volume ON the sec
cnd floor. Just a glance.
More and more stuff tor
awning every year. Not al
ways better, but certain to
be novel. See it in the
linen stripes; lively colors,
striking designs. IS to so
cents.
! For slip covering. 66 in.
/ Linen stripes; two qualities,
50 and 60 cents.
i The Jacquards look like
linen but are of cotton.
/ Pretty patterns. Al in. so
|cents.
i French Dimities. Pat for
best room slip-covers; some
of the stripes very nice for
country chamber Curtains.
las to SO cents.
\ Glazed ChmtZes. Like
cretonnes, peculiarly well
suited for slip covering, as
dust or smirch is easily
cleaned frona the smooth
b surface. IS and IS cents.
II Canvas Curtains. Look
: Hike Madras, but wear bet
liter. Airy, light, effective.
S2 to S. IS a pair.
ii Scrim Curtains. Lace
bunting made into a Dor
dered curtain. $I.5o to
dISI.7s.
nj Lemon Madras Curtains,
gI$2 up.
u Chintz colors in Madras
q Curtains, $3.50 to SIS a
g pair.
IS 81 inch Cretonne for Cur.
y, tains and Covers, $3.50.
err Cretonnes, 80 in, Is, e
Sc and IS cents.
ne Printed Madras, 40 in,
e, Ito Is cents.
OF And Remnants. too. End
Cd and pieces that may he jus
It. what you want. Go-out'
d. ,Iquick prices.
or Good judges say that no
n n where else in the United
e, States can such an Uphol
n: stery Store as ours be seen
u You'll find the prices q
As as right as the goods.
re-. Second floor, north of Transept.
!r. Baby things have beer
he h. moved to the second foo
'ul with Children's Dresses an,
n p,, Wraps. Plenty Of room t
cir show them in now; plent
' Ss of things to show. The dair
ay test, prettiest conceits fo
a., as the daintiest, prettiest BIZ
sy. of budding loneliness.
w Second floor, near Juniper and Chestn
los streets corner.
I'd We lead in Laces. That
n.|your verdict. The assor
Dr., ment, the space to show tt
Is is goods in, the prices--all al
for right. We take care tn
I'll! The they stay right. You kno
rs, lit. Your coming proves
, ,Sys Just a peep at some Blac
viii IChantilly prices:
, ',ul p in, & cents a yard.
In.| 3 in, 10 cents a yard.
the! s. in, II cents a yard.
.de. A. in, ID cents a yard.
and nd Black Chantilly Flount
its Iings, 40 in, $1.6 to $40.
'fs 81, These prices are not {
broken, tag-end lots, but {
full assortments OF fiji
sos. goods. Match them if "
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WILMr MOTION q MONTH

limo table IN effect April ll,t,l
leave Wilmington TIRE lca EJECT
For Reading, Rirdsb0.O, JOaru
hoid, Waynosburg Junotl5n, III
vfllo, Tan aqua, Allentown, Leoi
nersville and all points OF tho n
And Reading Il. H., 40 G. u. sal
and 4 IL p. m
For Springfield, Wsynessal
ton, Coatesviile. Emntosyills
Ubadd's Ford end DuF0n;s I
date pnints.T.0t Am ,2.s ~ d
For West Chester, 7,ol s. L.. Y
p. n,
For New Bridge and .7tsrretN
6la p. N. Except OF Saturday.
will leave etb Is, Q % ani u III
TN Sunday for reading All u
points, at s VI a. III.
| A. u. MoGkUSLhND. j.. L.
Superintendent. ueal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-09

DR.. McGlynu lectured to large au
louce in she Boston Theatre. at Bos
IN, last night, on the "Cross OF New
. xnssde.